Coronaviruses closely related to the pandemic virus discovered in Japan and Cambodia
The viruses, both found in bats stored in laboratory freezers, are the first SARS-CoV-2 relatives to be found outside China.
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I've said this before but it's astonishing that people can't think to bring a small bottle of hand sanitizer for such situations.
We have a bottle in every car, school requires each kid to have one in their backpacks that they carry. Doesn’t take much to have a bottle handy.
My kids always either died from hunting accident or scurvy from doing nothing but hunting. No berry gathering in this house apparently.
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CDC Director says vaccines will be rolled out 2nd week of December
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CDC director: COVID-19 vaccine will be rolled out second week in December
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Robert Redfield said Tuesday that a COVID-19 vaccine would be released “by the end of the second week of December.”During a segment on Fox …
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Yet the people that disregard quarantine still will. Terrible plan.
Half of the "Quick Change" half time show died from Covid. What will this world take next???
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David Maas, part of iconic 'Quick Change' NBA halftime show, dies of COVID-19 - Yahoo Sports
David Maas, half of the famous David & Dania Quick Change act that wowed NBA audiences for years, has died of COVID-19 at age 57.
"Uncontrolled Spread". Hasn't 90% of the world had controlled spread since February? No one wants any virus, so even one person being infected is "uncontrolled" if it wasn't planned.
Anyway, the case curve is indeed rolling over in the U.S. now. About 2 weeks behind Europe, just like the spring wave.
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Every country that enjoyed their time as the "model" for dealing with covid is exactly where we are and in most cases worse. Meaning nobody has the answer to this be it masks, distancing, herd immunity or unadulterated debauchery.
Did he do some neat graphics when he reported how many senior citizens lives he ended?
There's a flare up and they control it. 500 deaths for 53 million vs 250,000 deaths for 330 million. That's as clear cut as it gets.
On top of that their businesses and way if life have been pretty normal compared to ours the past nine months.
I have. While they are not that high now, Jones County was over 50%. With 822 inmates positive (76 active, 741 recovered, 5 dead) and 140 prison staff (28 active, 112 recovered), after having done fairly well until recently at Anamosa, it is not surprising. Nearly 85% of the inmates.
Not sure where CNBC is getting their info. Iowa was 18.6% positive yesterday. Lyon County has the worst 14 day average positive at around 35%. Jones County is next around 29%. Not good but it seems it is hard to know what is really going on.
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